New Calls for Hillary Clinton's Arrest After FBI Director Kash Patel Makes Disturbing Discovery
FBI Director Kash Patel said last week that “the FBI concealed investigations for then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton,” as he pushes for more transparency within the bureau to rebuild trust among Americans.Patel made his remarks alongside Deputy Director Dan Bongino in an interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo, noting further that former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired by President Donald Trump in May 2017, decided on his own not to pursue any charges against the former secretary of state and 2016 Democratic presidential contender.“(The previous) FBI usurped the constitutional responsibilities held by the Department of Justice and the Attorney General,” Patel said, adding, “Comey decided for himself what cases to prosecute and what not to.”
Patel specifically referenced Clinton’s email scandal ahead of the 2016 election—before she helped concoct the ‘Trump-Russia collusion’ hoax to refocus attention away from herself.
“If you don’t believe me, look at the video record,” Patel said, adding that Comey “intentionally omitted investigation information or distorted prosecution decisions during his tenure as FBI Director.”
During the height of the campaign season in the summer of 2016, Comey did a press conference to announce that, while the FBI had discovered what many felt were prosecutorial crimes involving Clinton’s efforts to conceal emails from investigators, “no reasonable prosecutor” would bring charges.
Then, under pressure and just ten days before the election, he reopened the investigation into the email scandal, alleging that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had compromised national security by using a personal email server during her time as Secretary of State. Clinton later pointed to the timing of this renewed probe as a key factor in her election loss.
Patel also discussed the subsequent investigation into Trump’s alleged Russia ties, which turned out to be a fabrication.
“New details have been uncovered” regarding that probe, Patel said, adding that “Comey maliciously and brutally distorted the procedures of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) and lied to the American people.”
“He concealed relevant documents and hid them in places that cannot be found,” Patel added.
Bongino elaborated on that during a “Fox & Friends” interview on Thursday.
The deputy director said that his office uncovered evidence from Comey’s tenure in a room that had been “hidden from us,” as the bureau has been forced to reallocate resources amid ongoing internal investigations.
“I wouldn’t call it hidden, but hidden from us at least and not mentioned to us, and then we found stuff in there and a lot of it’s from the Comey-era, and we are working our damndest right now to declassify,” Bongino told Fox News.He added: “I totally understand people saying, ‘Well, do it now.’ The process is [that] not all information is ours to declassify; some is other intelligence agencies, it’s not—we literally can’t do it.”
“Once that gets done and that gets out there, and you read some of the stuff, we found that … was not processed through the normal procedure, digitizing it, putting it in FBI records. We found it in bags hiding under Jim Comey’s FBI, and you’re going to be stunned,” Bongino said.
Bongino did not disclose specifics about what was found but took the opportunity to criticize Comey, who was dismissed during Trump’s first term. His remarks came in response to a Fox News anchor’s question referencing earlier comments from Patel about a social media post made by Comey.
The fired FBI director drew attention earlier this month after posting an image to Instagram showing seashells arranged to spell “8647,” accompanied by the caption, “Cool shell formation on my beach walk.” Some administration officials believe the message was aimed at President Donald Trump.
The term “86,” originally from restaurant and hospitality jargon, generally means to remove, reject, or eliminate someone or something, according to Merriam-Webster, while ’47’ refers to Trump.
Why People Keep Talking About Caroline Leavitt’s Public Image
Public figures quickly learn that every detail of their appearance can become a topic of discussion.
For Caroline Leavitt, that reality has followed her throughout her rise in national politics. As one of the most recognizable faces in Washington, her speeches, clothing choices, hairstyle, and overall presentation are constantly analyzed by supporters and critics alike.
In recent months, online discussions have increasingly focused on her fashion and styling choices. Some observers argue that Leavitt's appearance projects professionalism and seriousness, helping her stand out in an environment where image often matters as much as messaging.
Others see things differently.
Critics have suggested that her hairstyle and wardrobe sometimes make her appear older than her age, sparking countless debates across social media platforms. What one person sees as classic and professional, another may view as overly traditional or outdated.
The discussion reveals something larger about modern politics.
Women in public life often face scrutiny that extends far beyond their policies or job performance. Hairstyles become headlines. Clothing choices become talking points. Minor details can generate more attention than major policy announcements.
For older Americans, the debate may feel familiar.
Generations have watched female politicians, journalists, and public officials endure intense commentary about their appearance in ways that their male counterparts rarely experience. Whether fair or unfair, public image has become part of the political landscape.
What makes Leavitt's situation particularly interesting is that reactions are so divided. Supporters often describe her look as polished, disciplined, and professional. Critics argue that it reflects an older political style that feels out of place among younger leaders.
Ultimately, fashion and hairstyle remain matters of personal preference.
What one voter finds elegant, another may find unremarkable.
Years from now, however, people are unlikely to remember every hairstyle or outfit.
They will remember how effectively she performed one of the most visible and demanding communications roles in American politics.
And that may prove far more important than any debate about appearances.
News / Politics BREAKING: Terror attack in Michigan! A person RAMMED a truck LOADED with explosives at high speed into a synagogue and a preschool where 140 children were.
The truck was rented by a naturalized U.S. citizen from Leb
The terrorist organization Hezbollah is headquartered in Lebanon and is the primary proxy of the nation of Iran in that country.The New York Post is reporting:
“An armed wannabe car b-mber plowed a vehicle full of explosives into the preschool entrance of a synagogue in Michigan and barreled down a hallway before security opened fire, k-lling the suspect.
The attack unfolded at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield just before 1 p.m. Thursday, when the suspect smashed through the doors and sped through the building with 140 students inside, as security fired shots to stop them, Oakland Sheriff Mike Bouchard told reporters.The attack sparked a blaze, law enforcement sources said, with aerial footage from local outlets showing smoke wafting from the building in the aftermath as authorities swarmed the synagogue.”
We must NO longer naturalize people who come from countries prone to terrorism! It must end now, and we must deport ALL those who crossed our border illegally who came from countries with terror groups!
No taxation without deportation!
🚨🚨Police are urging everyone to stay away from these…
Authorities continue to maintain a heightened security presence as an active police operation remains underway, with officials repeatedly warning the public to avoid the affected area until the situation is fully resolved. What began as a localized emergency response has now developed into a large-scale coordinated effort involving multiple law enforcement and emergency service agencies.
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Throughout the day, officers expanded the security perimeter surrounding the incident zone, closing additional streets and redirecting both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Public transportation services in nearby sections were either delayed or temporarily suspended as authorities worked to secure the area and prevent unnecessary exposure to potential danger.
Residents described seeing tactical vehicles, armored response units, ambulances, and mobile command centers positioned throughout surrounding streets. Helicopters were also reportedly monitoring activity from above as officers continued their operation on the ground.
Despite growing public concern, officials have urged people not to panic. Authorities emphasized that strong visible enforcement measures are standard procedure during uncertain or potentially high-risk situations. According to emergency management personnel, establishing control early is essential for protecting civilians while responders gather information and assess evolving conditions.
Law enforcement agencies have remained cautious in releasing operational details. Officials stated that withholding certain information is necessary to preserve the integrity of the response and avoid interfering with ongoing tactical decisions. At this stage, authorities have not confirmed whether the operation is connected to a criminal threat, suspicious activity, or another public safety concern.
Residents living near the affected zone have been encouraged to remain indoors when possible and avoid approaching barricades or attempting to bypass restricted access points. Officers on scene continue to direct people away from the perimeter, warning that unnecessary movement could complicate emergency efforts or place individuals at risk.
Authorities also addressed the rapid spread of rumors online, cautioning the public against sharing unverified reports, images, or claims circulating across social media platforms. Officials stressed that misinformation during active incidents can create confusion, increase fear, and potentially hinder emergency operations.
Businesses within the restricted area experienced temporary closures, while commuters faced heavy delays and rerouted travel patterns throughout the surrounding community. Although the disruption has affected daily routines, city officials stated that precautionary restrictions are being enforced with public safety as the highest priority.
Crisis response specialists note that operations involving uncertainty often move slowly because responders must evaluate every possibility carefully before scaling down security measures. In many cases, authorities intentionally proceed step-by-step to reduce the chance of escalation or unintended harm.
Community leaders have echoed calls for patience and cooperation, encouraging residents to remain calm while emergency personnel continue their work. Support services and public information channels remain active as officials monitor developments and prepare additional updates if conditions change.
For now, the guidance from authorities remains unchanged: avoid the restricted area, follow official instructions, remain attentive to verified information, and allow emergency responders the space and time necessary to safely manage the situation.
